Thursday, March 1, 2018

35. (Acropolis cont.) Victory Adjusting Her Sandal - Classical Greek - c. 410 BCE - marble

Form
Function
Content
Context

Tradition/Change
Interpretation
Artistic Intent
Audience Response

Responses due by:
Thursday, November 14, 2019 11:59
PM

3 comments:

  1. Mckenna
    Form- Made of Marble
    Function-The artist made this piece as a balustrade on the temple of Athena Nike.
    Content- Nike has wings in this marble sculpture.
    Context- Was found in Athens, in the temple of Athena-Nike.
    Change/Tradition- Instead of focusing on just the human figure as usual, this statue focuses more on the way the drapery and clothing is represented on her body.
    Artistic intent-This Statue was meant to represents the Greek's victory over the persian's because Nike is the Goddess of victory.

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  2. Form:Sculpted in high relief
    Function: Was part of a war monument, likely commemorated a victory
    Content: deeply incised lines reveal body, wet drapery
    Context: Sculpture created in the Ionic style
    Tradition/ change: Change in stiff stance, contrapposto pose
    Artistic Intent: Show the power of Athena Nike

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  3. form- 3 foot sculpture
    function- to serve as decor for a safety railing
    content-a nike in an unbalances contrappasto
    context- they were worried about people falling
    artistic intent- uncharacteristically awkward posing
    interpretation- people are unsure whether or not she is removing or putting on her sandal

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